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Charlie Chaplin 6-8 Russell Gleason and Ward Bond; Charley Cbaae 89 Screenplay Frank S -;_FILM PRESERVATION ASSOCIATES ------------------ 8307 San Fernardo Road Sun Valley, CA 91352 Telephone: 818 768-5376 Presents BLACKHAWK FILMS in 16mm Here are descriptions of more than two hundred 16mm films selected from the famous Blackhawk library: carefully-restored and beautifully-reproduced vintage comedies, dramas, documentaries, cartoons and special Interest movies, many In improved copies or new editions. some never before available. You'll find more than fifty films announced for the first time In these pages; their titles are in bold type in the Index on the Inside front cover. We're especially proud to offer ROOKIE OF THE YEAR. starring John Wayne, which is one of only two television films directed by the incomparable John Foret a much better version of Laurel & Hardy In PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES, which restores five minutes of footage missing from all copies distributed since 1932; an ''Our Gang" comedy, THE SPANKING AGE, which was long believed lost and which, now found, turns out to be enchanting; DESERT VICTORY and INSTRUMENTS OF THE ORCHESTRA. our first releases In a new series of British classic documentaries produced between 1929 and 1951 and printed from authentic negatives; a witty and spicy pre-code Flip the Frog cartoon, OFFICE BOY; Victor Seastrom's deeply-moving early feature INGEBORG HOLM; rare and wonderful comedy shorts with Charley Chase, Harry Langdon, Max Linder, Larry Semon, Max Davidson ... and dozens of top-quality reprints from outstanding Blackhawk releases of the past. many of them exceptional films which deserve your close consideration! Please contact us If you wish further Information or would like to recei\e supplemental announcements of our winter and spring Blackhawk favorites and new releases In print. .. ---·--·-- ·-··-·---~----·-- AT A GLANCE Inda by Title inside front oovcr ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Animation 21-23 (1955) $210 Automobile• 'Zl Aviation 'Zl Directed by John Ford; starring John Black History 25 Roacoe Arbuckle J.2.13 Wayne, with Vera Miles, Patrick Wayne, Charlie Chaplin 6-8 Russell Gleason and Ward Bond; Charley Cbaae 89 Screenplay Frank S. Nugent; Early Cinema 14-16 by Feature Filma 17-20,23 Photographed by Hal Mohr; Produced by D. W. Griffith 15,16 Hal Roach Studios ln association with the The Hal Roach Studio 1~12 Busta' Keaton 9 Screen Directors Guild. Harry Langdon w Law-cl le Hardy 1-3 John Ford shut down production on Tiu. Searchers 1bomaa R Ince 17 for a few days to make this little-known tele-.1sion Stan Laurel 10,11 film with much of his sam(• cast and crew, one of a Max Linder 16 series designed to prove the superiority of motion The Mack Sennett Studio 12,13 pictures over live transmission for broadcast. MWIIC 25 ROOKJE OF TI-IE YEAR stars John Wayne as a small­ Ordering Information inside front OO'Va' time sports reporter whose big break could be his "OurGang'' 46 discovery that outstanding rookie l'atrick Wayne's PatheFrerea 16 father, Ward Bond, was once a great ballplayer Pitta-Todd 11 disgraced In the Black Sox scandal.The colorful Railroad 'Zl characters, humor and sentiment one associates Snub Pollard 11 with John Ford and his s tock company are present Larry Semon 13 In full measure; this excellent film ls a real Todd-Kelly 11 discovery! Shipment rcstrlcted Lo dcsllnallons Tbe Vitagrapb Studio 13 Within the United Stales and Canada. 26 mlnu .cs. War 24 and much more I Fall 1990 New Releue1 are Indicated by Bold face. 7 Adventurer, The 12 Fatal Glaae of ~r. The 6 Knockout The 8 Rink. The 8 All Teed Up 12 Fatty and Mabel Adrln 3 La..ibtacOlffJ' 27 Romantic Days of Fire Horses, The 24 Appeasement at Munlch 12 Fatty& fln-tnc Tllnp 3 Laurel and Hardy Murder Case, The Cvr Rookie of the T•r 12 Barney Oldfield's Race for a Ufe 23 Felix Cat & Gooee Golden Egg I Ubcrty 23 Room Runners 15 Battle at Eldcrbush Gulch, The 8 P1.runan,Tlle 17 We of Bulfalo BID, 11,e 6 Rounden, Tbs 19 Oatlleshtp Pl>temktn 27 Jttnt Ollddcll Tour-1905. Tbe 27 LICbtcr Tball Air 7 Shanghaied II Beauty and the Due 4 Flrat Seven Yean,, The 27 LoU1aC lllail...s. or the Well II Should Tall Men Many? 7 Behind the Screen 8 Floorwalker, The 24 London Can Take It 13 &how, The 2 Below Zero 21 t1ytng High 5 Lucky Comer, The 10 Shrimp, The 2 Oerth Marice 15 Failles, Foible• and hsblon1 14 Lumtere'a ftret Picture Show 20 aD...t Bllemy, The Olg Bustnese 18 FoallahWt.e. 6 Mabel's Marned Ufe 21 air Arthur Ceman Doyle 4 Olg Ears 15 ForBla&oll 5 Mama's UUle Pirate 21 Snappy Tunes 10 Blc Kick. The 5 Forgotten Babies 19 Marriage Circle, The Sona of the Deeert 12 Btg Moments from Utlle Pictures 10 45 Minutes From llollywood 16 Kaz Under Duo, A 4 SpanlLl.nc Ace, The 26 Blau Busta,o 13 Fsauda and. P'rezwea 14 MeMeo Tales of Terror 20 Spills and Chills 24 Olttzkricg Through Nazl Eyes 5 Free Eats 5 lllke Frlj&ht 4 Spook Spoofing 4 Bored of Education II Fresh Paint 13 ''ltiu" Jl'attJ'• -Ide LoTen 23 Spooks 2 Brats I From Soup lo Nuts 2S Moods of the Sea 6 Spooky Hooky 22 Brave 11n Soldier, The 22 FUnny ~·ace 16 llore from the l!:nchaated studio 14 Stolen Jools 17 Buflalo BIIJ•1 Wild WHt Sbow 27 Gadgelo Galore 12 111<meaar,A 6 Teacher, Beau 22 Bulloney 21 Ghoele of Hollywood 3 Muotc Box, The 23 Tccbno-CraclLed 10 can oCthe CuclLooe 18 Girl of the Golden WeAt, The 16 lllllketnn of Pi, Alley 12 Teddy at the Throttle 24 Cameramen Al War 27 Graf Zeppelin, The 25 Natural Born Gamblu, A 3 Their First Mtetake 4 Cat, Oog&Co. 14 Great Train Robbery, The 17 Nero, Or the Burning Rome 3 They Go Boom 8 ChMes of Pimple Street, The 9 Hasty Mamage. A 33 New car. The 27 This Mechanical Age 23 Childhood or Maxim Gorky, The 5 Burts Aze Thumps 16 New Torll Bat, The 24 This Was Yesterday 2 Chimp. The 5 ttelptng Grandma 7 Night Out, A 16 11,oee Awful tlata 15 Cinema Magtc of George ~,cites 2 Helpmates 10 Noon WhtsUe, The 27 Thunder of Steam In the Blue Ridge 12 CICTCr Dummy, A 5 Hide and Shriek 22 Office BoJ 9 Ttlllc Wakes Up 27 Coast to Coast In 48 I lours 9 BJ&bC'• 19 Olt,-.r Twtst 18 Toll Gate, The 2 CcmeClea.n 9 1118 Wooden Wedding II OlltbcX- 25 Toot That TrumJ>"I 9 Cope 2 Hog Wild 8 OlleA.M. II Top rlat 7 Count. The 18 Home Swe•t llome 9 OlleWeell 25 ToM"antn1 Conducts Giuseppe Verdi 2 County lloepttal 5 Hook and Ladder 23 Our Dally Bread 17 Tour of Thomas It. Ince StudlOA, A 8 Crazy Ukc a Fox 3 Boooe-Gow, The 6 Our Gang Follies of 1936 24 Town. Tbe 19 Crazy Ray, 1he 26 Horsehide Heroes Pllcll Up Tour Troubles 18 Trdfflc In Souls 13 Cure for PolLer!tla, A 22 llumpty Dumpty 20 Pandora's Box 16 Tran.Cormatlon or M'J.l<e. The 7 Cure, The 25 llymn of the Nations rroscantnt) 15 Put. to llo!lte Carlo 14 Tr1p to the Moon, A 9 Dangerous Females 20 I Never Forget A t·ace 8 Pawn Shop. The I Two Tars 20 Daredevil Days 8 Immigrant, The 19 Phantom of the Opera, The 3 Unaccustomed Aa We Arc IS Death's Marathon 17 l.ajfebora Holm 27 Pioneer Plane•. Ptlote and Daredev Is 8 Vagabond, The 24 Oeoert Victory 17 In The Tennessee lltlls 9 Pip from Ptt!aburgh, The 21 Voice of the NlghUngale, The 4 Divot Diggers 25 Inllru.menta or the orcbeotra 23 Plow that Broke the Plalns, The Way Out West Do Oetcctlna ThlnlL? 18 Intolerance 18 l'bor Utile Rtc.h Ctr) 27 Western Traina of Long Ago 19 Don g, Son of Zorro 24 1t Happened To You 23 l'l>t O'Gold 27 When Steam Wa• King II Oonc In Ott 11 It's a Glll 23 l'rlv-Jte U(e of King llcnry VIII. The 9 Wbl.oper!Jlll Whoopee Double Whoopee 22 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Profr11Slonal Pallcnt, The 4 Wiggle Your Ears 6 Dough and Oynarntte 22 Jack Frost 9 Public Ghost • I 18 Wild and Woolly 8 Easy Street 24 Jnpaneee RclocaUon 6 Pups ts Pup& 26 Wodd of Kldo, Tbc 14 l::dtoon Album, An 17 Judith of Bethu~a 21 l'U!l5 'N' Ooots Wrong Again 16 Enchanted Studio, 11,c 10 J\at RamblinC Alone 22 Queen of llearu, The 25 Yamccraw 19 Extra Girl, The 5 Kid t·rom llomeo. The 15 Rt"mcmbcr, There arc Lac.Hes Prcstnl 2 You're Dun Tootin' ----~- ···-------········---...--···········--· ORDERING INFORMATION I. All copies arc printL-d to order. Normally, we use Eastman stock, mount on grey metal rL-cls and can ship within three weeks. Estar prints are available al a 5% surcharge 2. Terms: lnsUtulional purchase orders or payment with order, please. 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